An edition of A sermon written by particular desire, and intended to have been preached at the opening of the organ in All Saints Church, Huntingdon: sed vetuere patres. - Quod noir potuare vetare, editit Carolus Dickens; for the benefit of the organist, who has no fixed salary. (1776)

A sermon written by particular desire, and intended to have been preached at the opening of the organ in All Saints Church, Huntingdon

sed vetuere patres. - Quod noir potuare vetare, editit Carolus Dickens; for the benefit of the organist, who has no fixed salary.

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An edition of A sermon written by particular desire, and intended to have been preached at the opening of the organ in All Saints Church, Huntingdon: sed vetuere patres. - Quod noir potuare vetare, editit Carolus Dickens; for the benefit of the organist, who has no fixed salary. (1776)

A sermon written by particular desire, and intended to have been preached at the opening of the organ in All Saints Church, Huntingdon

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printed by J. Archdeacon, and sold by J. Jenkinson, at Huntingdon
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16

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A sermon written by particular desire, and intended to have been preached at the opening of the organ in All Saints Church, Huntingdon: sed vetuere patres. - Quod noir potuare vetare, editit Carolus Dickens; for the benefit of the organist, who has no fixed salary.
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Microfilm. Woodbridge, CT Research Publications, Inc., 1986. 1 reel ; 35mm. (The Eighteenth Century ; reel 1850, no. 03).

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